Advancing the Energy Transition: Geothermal and Critical Minerals is now available on demand. Dr. Mohamed Shafik Khaled and Dr. Seogi Kang discuss geothermal energy, critical mineral exploration, and the technologies advancing the energy transition at the SEG Early Career Community webinar. Register and watch today: go.seg.org/4sdGT5Z

The SEG Challenge Bowl is back at IMAGE 2026! Watch geoscience students put their knowledge to the test in this fast-paced, quiz-show–style competition covering geology, geophysics, geography, and the history of our science. Whether you're cheering on your university, your region, or simply love the energy of a live academic competition, the Challenge Bowl is an event you don't want to miss. Thursday, 20 August | 8:00–10:00 AM Learn more: bit.ly/43gOkiF #SEG #IMAGE2026

Don’t miss this virtual course on Distributed Acoustic Sensing. Learn how DAS enables ultra dense seismic recording, repeatable time lapse monitoring, and advanced surface and borehole applications across subsurface industries. 📅 13-16 July 💻 Virtual 🎓 1.6 CEUs with certificate 👨‍🏫 Instructor Ali Tura Register today: go.seg.org/4pmv4bW

Register for the Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTeC), 22–24 June in Houston, Texas. Three days. Hundreds of experts. Zero shortage of ideas. 🔸 World class technical sessions and case studies 🔸 Panels led by top industry executives 🔸 Short courses and new technology showcases 🔸 Networking with the best minds in unconventional energy Register now 👉 bit.ly/4e9xdVZ #URTeC2026

You do not need to travel to be part of the global geophysics conversation. Registration is now open for the Early Career Workshop, Projecting the Future of Subsurface Characterization with Seismology. This fully virtual workshop brings together students and early career geoscientists from around the world to share research, gain feedback, and connect with experienced professionals in the field. Hear from keynote speakers Umair Bin Waheed (King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals), Ting Chen (Los Alamos National Laboratory), and Stephan Gelinsky (Ephangeli Enterprises), alongside plenary speakers from institutions across the globe. Four half-days of content at a great value. 📅 29 June–2 July 2026 💻 Virtual | 7:00–11:00 a.m. CT daily Register today: go.seg.org/4hZ6N9J

Missed the Geothermal Energy Potential Derived from Magnetotellurics webinar? It is now available on demand. Explore how magnetotelluric data reshaped the conceptual model of the Cerro Blanco Geothermal System in Argentina and revealed key subsurface features tied to geothermal potential. Led by Ana Curcio, Geophysical Advisor at PROINGEO SA, the session shares insights from recent MT studies and subsurface interpretation. Register to watch now: go.seg.org/4aoMYXb

SEG connecting with BGP at EAGE 2026 in Aberdeen. Great conversations happening across the geoscience community this week. #EAGE2026

Do not lose access to what your membership unlocks! Your subscription to The Leading Edge, the SEG Library, the SEG Forum, and exclusive member rates are one renewal away. Renew at seg.org/renew.

Miss the Everyday Heroes, One Wheel, 17 Goals: A Webinar on Geophysics, Sustainability, and the World We Are Already Building webinar? It is now available on demand. In this celebratory webinar, Dr. Maria Angela Capello reflects on the Geophysical Sustainability Atlas as a meaningful tool that empowers geophysicists to understand how they advance People, Planet, and Prosperity. She also explores Energy Justice and how sustainability leadership has become a beacon of inclusion and purpose in the global energy conversation. Register to watch now: go.seg.org/4sFN9DT

Voting for the 2026 SEG Election is now open! We encourage all eligible members to participate and make their voices heard. View the full slate of candidates, including biographies and position statements, using the link below. go.seg.org/4ukppq2 Check your inbox for your personalized ballot from Survey & Ballot Systems. Voting closes 30 June. Questions? Contact elections@seg.org.

Geophysics as a Hypothesis Testing Tool for Western US Critical Zone Hydrogeology is now available on demand. How can geophysics move beyond subsurface characterization to actually test environmental hypotheses? This webinar explores how electrical methods help reveal hydrological and ecosystem processes across diverse landscapes, featuring Marc Dumont of the University of Lausanne. Register and watch today: go.seg.org/49Wb2AH

Calling all U.S.-based geoscience students! The SEG Chapter KU is hosting the 2026 SEG U.S. Regional Challenge Bowl, and teams from across the country are invited to compete virtually. Put your geoscience knowledge to the test and represent your university for a chance to win cash prizes. Event details: 🔹 Wednesday, 10 June 2026 at 12:00 PM CDT 🔹 Teams of 2 students (must be studying in the U.S.) 🔹 Cash awards for the top 3 teams Space is limited to the first 25 teams and the registration deadline is 7 June, so don't wait. Register now: bit.ly/49myUN1

Did you miss From Dictionary Learning to Deep Learning in Geophysical Technology? It is now available on demand. This SEG webinar with Jianwei Ma explores how artificial intelligence is advancing seismic data processing, inversion, and emerging geophysical foundation models, highlighting modern dictionary learning and deep learning approaches for subsurface characterization. Register and watch today: go.seg.org/4pH3LJI

👀 Have you explored the new SEG website yet? Find what you need faster, connect with the community, and stay engaged with the world of applied geophysics. Take a look at go.seg.org/44yVlwg

Registration is open for the Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTeC), 22–24 June in Houston, Texas. Three days. Hundreds of experts. Zero shortage of ideas. 🔸 World class technical sessions and case studies 🔸 Panels led by top industry executives 🔸 Short courses and new technology showcases 🔸 Networking with the best minds in unconventional energy Register now 👉 bit.ly/4e9xdVZ #URTeC2026

Where do geophysicists go to ask questions and get answers in real time? The SEG Forum is a new digital space for SEG members to share research, exchange ideas, and connect with the global community. Visit today: segforum.seg.org

Calling all U.S.-based geoscience students! The SEG Chapter KU is hosting the 2026 SEG U.S. Regional Challenge Bowl, and teams from across the country are invited to compete virtually. Put your geoscience knowledge to the test and represent your university for a chance to win cash prizes. Event details: 🔹 Wednesday, 10 June 2026 at 12:00 PM CDT 🔹 Teams of 2 students (must be studying in the U.S.) 🔹 Cash awards for the top 3 teams Space is limited to the first 25 teams and the registration deadline is 7 June, so don't wait. Register now: bit.ly/49myUN1

Your monthly SEG events guide is here. Webinars, workshops, courses, and conferences, all in one place. Read the latest SEG Global Events Digest. 👉 Read it here: bit.ly/4wXfh8j 👉 Subscribe to stay connected: bit.ly/4qgXaGe

You do not need to travel to be part of the global geophysics conversation. Registration is now open for the Early Career Workshop, Projecting the Future of Subsurface Characterization with Seismology. This fully virtual workshop brings together students and early career geoscientists from around the world to share research, gain feedback, and connect with experienced professionals in the field. Hear from keynote speakers Umair Bin Waheed (King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals), Ting Chen (Los Alamos National Laboratory), and Stephan Gelinsky (Ikon Science), alongside plenary speakers from institutions across the globe. 📅 29 June–2 July 2026 💻 Virtual | 7:00–11:00 a.m. CT daily Register today: go.seg.org/4hZ6N9J

SEG provides opportunities to lead, contribute, and be seen. For Javid, an SEG student member, SEG membership opened the door to projects, leadership opportunities, and contributions to The Leading Edge. Find your place 👉 bit.ly/4f5Leos